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10Aug, 2003

A Brief History of Zoning in Maryland

By |Sunday, August 10th, 2003|Categories: Land Use Law|

Zoning is a relatively new invention in Maryland. Zoning did not exist when the province of Maryland was first granted in 1634 and it was not until nearly 300 years later that the courts first upheld the enactment of a zoning ordinance in Baltimore City. ...

10Aug, 2003

Demolition of Premises Does Not Terminate Obligation to Pay Rent by Prior Tenant

By |Sunday, August 10th, 2003|Categories: Real Estate Law|

Circuit City defaulted on a 20-year lease in the Wintergreen Plaza Shopping Center when the electronics retailer relocated to a different Rockville Pike shopping center in violation of a “continuous operation” provision of the lease. And in this case, instructive to landlords and tenants alike, ...

10May, 2003

USA Patriot Act to Impose New Requirements on Real Estate Settlements

By |Saturday, May 10th, 2003|Categories: Real Estate Law|

Under the USA Patriotic Act “persons involved in real estate closings and settlements” are required to establish anti-money laundering programs. Participants in residential and commercial real estate transactions now risk the imposition, by the federal government, of onerous anti-money laundering requirements that would have been ...

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